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This figure shows compliance costs by expense categories.
Source: The True Cost of Compliance Research Report, independently conducted by Ponemon Institute and commissioned by Tripwire Inc. This benchmark study of multinational organizations provides a clear understanding of the differences between compliance and non-compliance costs incurred when complying with laws, regulations and policies over a 12-month period.
This figure shows the relationship between per capita compliance and non-compliance cost and internal audit frequency.
Source: The True Cost of Compliance Research Report, independently conducted by Ponemon Institute and commissioned by Tripwire Inc. This benchmark study of multinational organizations provides a clear understanding of the differences between compliance and non-compliance costs incurred when complying with laws, regulations and policies over a 12-month period.
Euranet Plus, the leading radio network for EU news, hosted a Citizens’ Corner debate on the digital rights of EU citizens at the European Parliament in Brussels on January 20. The debate was jointly produced by Euranet Plus and Latvijas Radio, a member of the Euranet Plus network.
The bilingual debate was moderated by journalist Artjoms Konohovs of Latvijas Radio (in Latvian) and Brian Maguire of the Euranet Plus News Agency in Brussels (in English). The debate also featured students of the Euranet Plus campus radio network from Poland (Radio Kampus, Warsaw) and Finland (Radio Moreeni, Tampere).
Guests:
Part 1 of 2 | Latvian | | moderator Artjoms Konohovs | guests:
- Krišjanis Karinš, MEP, Latvia, Group of the European People’s Party (Christian Democrats), www, @krisjaniskarins
- Roberts Zile, MEP, Latvia, European Conservatives and Reformists Group, www, @robertszile
- Zanda Kalnina-Lukaševica, Parliamentary Secretary, Latvian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, @ZKLukasevica
Get all the details and the video as well as audio recordings on our dedicated web page at
euranetplus-inside.eu/citizens-corner-debate-on-eu-citize...
This figure shows the average compliance and non-compliance costs.
Source: The True Cost of Compliance Research Report, independently conducted by Ponemon Institute and commissioned by Tripwire Inc. This benchmark study of multinational organizations provides a clear understanding of the differences between compliance and non-compliance costs incurred when complying with laws, regulations and policies over a 12-month period.
This figure reveals another interesting relationship between the percentage compliance spending and per-capita cost.
Source: The True Cost of Compliance Research Report, independently conducted by Ponemon Institute and commissioned by Tripwire Inc. This benchmark study of multinational organizations provides a clear understanding of the differences between compliance and non-compliance costs incurred when complying with laws, regulations and policies over a 12-month period.
This figure reports the percentage gap between compliance and non-compliance costs by industry.
Source: The True Cost of Compliance Research Report, independently conducted by Ponemon Institute and commissioned by Tripwire Inc. This benchmark study of multinational organizations provides a clear understanding of the differences between compliance and non-compliance costs incurred when complying with laws, regulations and policies over a 12-month period.
Euranet Plus, the leading radio network for EU news, hosted a Citizens’ Corner debate on the digital rights of EU citizens at the European Parliament in Brussels on January 20. The debate was jointly produced by Euranet Plus and Latvijas Radio, a member of the Euranet Plus network.
The bilingual debate was moderated by journalist Artjoms Konohovs of Latvijas Radio (in Latvian) and Brian Maguire of the Euranet Plus News Agency in Brussels (in English). The debate also featured students of the Euranet Plus campus radio network from Poland (Radio Kampus, Warsaw) and Finland (Radio Moreeni, Tampere).
Guests:
Part 1 of 2 | Latvian | | moderator Artjoms Konohovs | guests:
- Krišjanis Karinš, MEP, Latvia, Group of the European People’s Party (Christian Democrats), www, @krisjaniskarins
- Roberts Zile, MEP, Latvia, European Conservatives and Reformists Group, www, @robertszile
- Zanda Kalnina-Lukaševica, Parliamentary Secretary, Latvian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, @ZKLukasevica
Get all the details and the video as well as audio recordings on our dedicated web page at
euranetplus-inside.eu/citizens-corner-debate-on-eu-citize...
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Regardless of the size of your business, you require an IT infrastructure that is continuously available. You rely on your network servers to share your business-critical files, applications, and data, as well as to host your email and Web environments. Any problem with server hardware or a critical application means unplanned downtime and a loss of productivity—costing you time and money.
“Five nines” availability (99.999% uptime) indicates a maximum annual downtime of just 5 minutes and 35 seconds. Large companies spend hundreds of thousands of dollars—even millions—on systems that ensure this kind of availability. Achieving high availability (HA) requires multiple redundant servers, which are configured in such a way that a secondary server takes over all functionality in the event that the primary server fails.
While small businesses face many of the same challenges as larger businesses, the cost of HA is prohibitive. As a result, most small- and medium-sized businesses simply “make do” with what they have, and deal reactively with outages when they occur— putting their network assets at risk for a catastrophic failure.
INCREASING AVAILABILITY FOR SMBS
Iomega® and VMware® have partnered to develop the ideal solution to this quandary, making it easy and affordable for small- and medium-sized businesses to build and manage a highly available* IT environment. Unlike a traditional HA infrastructure, which requires a duplicate of each server in the environment and enterprise-grade routers and switches to effectively manage all network traffic, Iomega and VMware’s solution, called Unstoppable ComputingTM, provides the same type of functionality for a small business environment, using as few as two servers. With Unstoppable Computing, a small business can:
Have a highly available infrastructure, for increased server and application uptime
Employ leading virtualization technology, which enables your entire network infrastructure to be run on one physical server
Protect its business-critical data with proven storage technology
Benefit from automatic failover, for a “no touch” solution to get itself back up and running
UNSTOPPABLE COMPUTING
Unstoppable Computing provides the ideal solution for small- and medium-sized businesses to ensure business continuity and increased availability of their business-critical infrastructure, at an affordable price. Combining their best-of-breed solutions for small- and medium-sized businesses, VMware and Iomega can help small businesses minimize their downtime and recover quickly from unplanned outages. Comprised of two physical servers, virtualization software, and a network storage device, Unstoppable Computing completely automates network failover in the event of an outage.
This figure represents the activity-based costing framework used in this research.
Source: The True Cost of Compliance Research Report, independently conducted by Ponemon Institute and commissioned by Tripwire Inc. This benchmark study of multinational organizations provides a clear understanding of the differences between compliance and non-compliance costs incurred when complying with laws, regulations and policies over a 12-month period.
This figure provides the total compliance cost for 12 industry segments.
Source: The True Cost of Compliance Research Report, independently conducted by Ponemon Institute and commissioned by Tripwire Inc. This benchmark study of multinational organizations provides a clear understanding of the differences between compliance and non-compliance costs incurred when complying with laws, regulations and policies over a 12-month period.
This figure reports the percentage of companies by industry that participated in the benchmark study.
Source: The True Cost of Compliance Research Report, independently conducted by Ponemon Institute and commissioned by Tripwire Inc. This benchmark study of multinational organizations provides a clear understanding of the differences between compliance and non-compliance costs incurred when complying with laws, regulations and policies over a 12-month period.
Behavioural Economist, Dr Helia Marreiros presenting on an online experiment on online privacy. This study aims to experimentally investigate the extent to which existent online privacy policies affect individual behaviour.
The 2nd Privacy, Identity & Data Protection Day, Centre for Doctoral Training, University of Southampton.
21 November 2014.
This figures reports the percentage frequency of multinational organizations based on their global footprint.
Source: The True Cost of Compliance Research Report, independently conducted by Ponemon Institute and commissioned by Tripwire Inc. This benchmark study of multinational organizations provides a clear understanding of the differences between compliance and non-compliance costs incurred when complying with laws, regulations and policies over a 12-month period.
Euranet Plus, the leading radio network for EU news, hosted a Citizens’ Corner debate on the digital rights of EU citizens at the European Parliament in Brussels on January 20. The debate was jointly produced by Euranet Plus and Latvijas Radio, a member of the Euranet Plus network.
The bilingual debate was moderated by journalist Artjoms Konohovs of Latvijas Radio (in Latvian) and Brian Maguire of the Euranet Plus News Agency in Brussels (in English). The debate also featured students of the Euranet Plus campus radio network from Poland (Radio Kampus, Warsaw) and Finland (Radio Moreeni, Tampere).
Guests:
Part 1 of 2 | Latvian | | moderator Artjoms Konohovs | guests:
- Krišjanis Karinš, MEP, Latvia, Group of the European People’s Party (Christian Democrats), www, @krisjaniskarins
- Roberts Zile, MEP, Latvia, European Conservatives and Reformists Group, www, @robertszile
- Zanda Kalnina-Lukaševica, Parliamentary Secretary, Latvian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, @ZKLukasevica
Get all the details and the video as well as audio recordings on our dedicated web page at
euranetplus-inside.eu/citizens-corner-debate-on-eu-citize...
This figure shows IT lines of business and legal as the functional areas most likely to control data compliance expenditures.
Source: The True Cost of Compliance Research Report, independently conducted by Ponemon Institute and commissioned by Tripwire Inc. This benchmark study of multinational organizations provides a clear understanding of the differences between compliance and non-compliance costs incurred when complying with laws, regulations and policies over a 12-month period.
This figure summarizes the global headcount of participating organizations.
Source: The True Cost of Compliance Research Report, independently conducted by Ponemon Institute and commissioned by Tripwire Inc. This benchmark study of multinational organizations provides a clear understanding of the differences between compliance and non-compliance costs incurred when complying with laws, regulations and policies over a 12-month period.
Binary numbers showing data security and privacy in Cyber space. Feel free to use this image, but give credits to www.cerillion.com/Products/SaaS/Cerillion-Skyline
Die Tabelle zeigt, unter welchen Voraussetzungen zweckändernde Weiterverarbeitungen personenbezogener Daten nach der bis zum 24. Mai 2018 geltenden Fassung des Bundesdatenschutzgesetzes zulässig waren.
Dies ist nicht nur von rechtshistorischem Interesse. Ein Vergleich mit der seit dem 25. Mai 2018 geltenden Datenschutz-Grundverordnung zeigt vielmehr, dass die alte Rechtslage deutlich präziser war und daher auch mehr Rechtssicherheit versprach.
Zweckändernde Weiterverarbeitungen sind nach Art. 6 IV DS-GVO nur noch unter drei Voraussetzungen zulässig:
1) Es liegt eine Einwilligung in die Weiterverarbeitung vor.
2) Eine Rechtsvorschrift der EU oder eines EU-Mitgliedstaates erlaubt die Weiterverarbeitung.
3) Eine Kompatibilitätsprüfung ergibt, dass die Verarbeitung zu einem anderen Zweck mit dem Zweck, zu dem die personenbezogenen Daten ursprünglich erhoben wurden, vereinbar ist.
Die Tragweite dieser Regelung wird in Theorie und Praxis derzeit nicht wirklich erkannt. Vielfach wird die Regelung völlig übersehen. Nach welchen Maßstäben die Kompatibilitätsprüfung vorzunehmen ist, ist weitgehend unklar.
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This figure summarizes how compliance dollars are spent.
Source: The True Cost of Compliance Research Report, independently conducted by Ponemon Institute and commissioned by Tripwire Inc. This benchmark study of multinational organizations provides a clear understanding of the differences between compliance and non-compliance costs incurred when complying with laws, regulations and policies over a 12-month period.
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Postgraduate Researcher, Richard Gomer presenting on a notice study as part of the meaningful consent project, exploring narratives around online tracking and cookies.
The 2nd Privacy, Identity & Data Protection Day, Centre for Doctoral Training, University of Southampton.
21 November 2014.
Postgraduate Researcher Alison Knight in discussion at the 2nd Privacy, Identity & Data Protection Day, Web Science Centre for Doctoral Training, University of Southampton. 21 November 2014.
Iomega Virtualization Solutions
Regardless of the size of your business, you require an IT infrastructure that is continuously available. You rely on your network servers to share your business-critical files, applications, and data, as well as to host your email and Web environments. Any problem with server hardware or a critical application means unplanned downtime and a loss of productivity—costing you time and money.
“Five nines” availability (99.999% uptime) indicates a maximum annual downtime of just 5 minutes and 35 seconds. Large companies spend hundreds of thousands of dollars—even millions—on systems that ensure this kind of availability. Achieving high availability (HA) requires multiple redundant servers, which are configured in such a way that a secondary server takes over all functionality in the event that the primary server fails.
While small businesses face many of the same challenges as larger businesses, the cost of HA is prohibitive. As a result, most small- and medium-sized businesses simply “make do” with what they have, and deal reactively with outages when they occur— putting their network assets at risk for a catastrophic failure.
INCREASING AVAILABILITY FOR SMBS
Iomega® and VMware® have partnered to develop the ideal solution to this quandary, making it easy and affordable for small- and medium-sized businesses to build and manage a highly available* IT environment. Unlike a traditional HA infrastructure, which requires a duplicate of each server in the environment and enterprise-grade routers and switches to effectively manage all network traffic, Iomega and VMware’s solution, called Unstoppable ComputingTM, provides the same type of functionality for a small business environment, using as few as two servers. With Unstoppable Computing, a small business can:
Have a highly available infrastructure, for increased server and application uptime
Employ leading virtualization technology, which enables your entire network infrastructure to be run on one physical server
Protect its business-critical data with proven storage technology
Benefit from automatic failover, for a “no touch” solution to get itself back up and running
UNSTOPPABLE COMPUTING
Unstoppable Computing provides the ideal solution for small- and medium-sized businesses to ensure business continuity and increased availability of their business-critical infrastructure, at an affordable price. Combining their best-of-breed solutions for small- and medium-sized businesses, VMware and Iomega can help small businesses minimize their downtime and recover quickly from unplanned outages. Comprised of two physical servers, virtualization software, and a network storage device, Unstoppable Computing completely automates network failover in the event of an outage.
Keeping an eye on what happens in our environment is becoming more important to businesses — from monitoring the reception area of a hotel, to overseeing a warehouse or stockroom, to keeping an entire building and its surrounding areas secure. With budgets often dictating the option of a video surveillance solution, businesses cannot always afford the luxury of an extravagant set up and dedicated security personnel. At the same time, many business owners, executives or staff are often themselves mobile and unable to spend time overseeing their offices.
Iomega® StorCenter™ Network Storage with Hosted Video Surveillance Solution
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I received this email from someone called "The Mentalist", using an anonymous Yahoo mailbox, out of the blue on Monday:
Hi Igor, How's (my place of work) treating you these days? Hope all the family dinners went well. Do you think you'll pursue more creative ambitions in photography or stick to the tech side of things? Best wishes, The Mentalist www.flickr.com/photos/36633002@N07/
All of this is information that I've made publicly available via Twitter, Flickr, LinkedIn - I don't exactly go out of my way to keep it hidden - but it's tied together in a way suggesting someone who either knows me or is following me around on-line, which in the context of an anonymous email from "The Mentalist" is less than comforting.
So I replied, in a friendly manner, that I didn't know how far the photography would go other than as a hobby, and asked directly to whom I was speaking. No reply. I checked the email headers, found out the network location from which the mail originated and the contact details of the network manager in case I needed to use it, and left it at that.
This morning, however, I received another reply:
Well, you should maintain the photography as a side kick one way or another. Did you miss me last night? See if you can work out some mentalist abilities at seemorethanothers.com. Best, The Mentalist
Oh. This is an advert for a TV programme. Right.
The whois record for the domain linked in the mail shows the registrant as Brooklyn Brothers, a Soho digital agency who, according to their website, started because they "wanted to be an antidote to advertising in general", and who believe that:
[…] we are currently placing the future of all commerce and communications in a network that can’t be trusted to deliver a reliable answer to a simple question. You can’t trust online reviewers. You can’t trust the gossip-cum-news outlets. You can’t separate the wise from the cranks.
So, Brooklyn Brothers, I don't have a TV. I know nothing about your campaign or your product. All I see is person(s) unknown making it clear to me that they know details of my personal life, refusing to reveal their own identity, and directing me to some vaguely sinister photos. How, exactly, am I supposed to separate you from the cranks? More importantly, why should I have to?
This is not wise. It's all wrong. It's obviously intended to be 'edgy' or 'alternative', but frankly it's nothing more than intrusive and creepy.
Apart from anything else, once the load has been shot and the website link has been sent, as a campaign it just feels a bit crappy. If they had the balls, they'd go the whole hog and really scare the shit out of me by going over the line - that'd get some publicity, alright - but of course, they know they're subject to ASA guidelines and ICO laws the same way anybody else is, so they're reduced to "well, err, can you look at my website please?". Well, err, no.
As I said in my email to the Brothers, if this is the antidote to advertising, give me billboards and banners any day. This is bollocks.
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Rund 150 Menschen nahmen in Berlin am International Privacy Day teil, um gegen die Überwachung des Datenverkehrs durch Geheimdienste zu protestieren. Der Demonstrationszug passierte auf seinem Weg die russische Botschaft, dem Land ind dem Edward Snowden Zuflucht gefunden hat und ebenso die britische Vertretung. Die Demonstration endete vor der US Botschaft.
This figure reports the average number of compromised records over a 12-month period by industry classification.
Source: The True Cost of Compliance Research Report, independently conducted by Ponemon Institute and commissioned by Tripwire Inc. This benchmark study of multinational organizations provides a clear understanding of the differences between compliance and non-compliance costs incurred when complying with laws, regulations and policies over a 12-month period.
The Centre for European Legal Studies (CELS) hosts an annual public lecture in honour of Lord Mackenzie-Stuart, the first British Judge to be President of the Court of Justice.
The 2019 Mackenzie Stuart Lecture was delivered by Commissioner Margrethe Vestager, European Commission, under the title 'Making Markets Work: New Challenges for EU Competition Law' on 4 February 2019.
The Mackenzie Stuart Lecture is kindly supported by Shearman & Sterling LLP.
More information about this lecture, including photographs from the event, is available from the Centre for European Legal Studies website at www.cels.law.cam.ac.uk/mackenzie-stuart-lectures
Photographs by Mr Nigel Luckhurst.
Dr John Brian Pickering, Open Data Service, University of Southampton, presenting on the ethics of online participation: should we be protected from ourselves?
The 2nd Privacy, Identity & Data Protection Day, Centre for Doctoral Training, University of Southampton. 21 November 2014.
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How to predict the future with big data: Thomas Nørmark at TedxVennelystBlvd
In his talk Thomas Nørmark introduces us into the secret mechanisms of future predictions. This has nothing to do with fortune telling but patterns in big data. He illustrates how big data allows us to look into the future and even predict our individual future lives. He shows why you should see this inevitable development as an opportunity rather than a threat.
Thomas Nørmark is the head of innovation at itelligence Nordic. With his team he works on solutions using predictive analysis. He developed a “time machine” consisting of systems and solutions for predicting the future using social media data, object recognition and predictive analysis algorithms. One of his recent programs is to predict the movement of fish along Australia's coast. He hold a Master's degree in Computer Science from Aarhus University and gained extensive experience as SAP software consultant. When he was only nine years old, Thomas ran eight marathons and won bronze medal at The National Chess Championship.
Photo: Sugar Cube Studios & Greg McQueen: Photographer
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Iomega® StorCenter® Network Storage offers compelling peace of mind and control when used as a professional-grade video surveillance management solution through the integration and installation of SoleraTec’s Phoenix RSM video management software. This combined solution
offers the following very compelling advantages over traditional video management solutions.
1. Server-less solution, with no single point-of-failure.
2. Highly scalable: add cameras or storage to increase camera-count and long-term retention.
3. Most complete IP-camera support in the industry.
4. Extensive metadata delivers relevant video search results.
5. Multi-tiered storage for complete video lifecycle management.